5 buildings you can't afford to miss in Tokyo

1) Ryotei

A Sukiya-zukuri style building, the style of which is influenced by the teahouse that was built in 1909 to welcome a British military leader of WWI, called Horatio Herbert Kitchener, during his inspection tour in Japan. Kiyosumi Teien is a leading example of a modern Japanese garden, and this Ryotei is a crucial element in it.

Ryotei at Kiyosumi Gardens

at: Kiyosumi Gardens, 3-3-9 Kiyosumi, Koto-ku

+81 (0)3-3461-5982

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